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Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

We've Only Just Begun!

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Your Pennies for Patients program is kicking off! Hit the ground running by completing these important steps:

  • Collect and deposit donations at least once a week. (See page 11 of the Volunteer Guide for helpful tips.)
  • Post ongoing reminders about the online giving option in your school's e-newsletter, website, and social media pages. (See page 9 for examples of posts you can use.) Don't be afraid to ask for donations multiple times—everyone benefits from reminders!
  • Encourage students to create their online giving pages with their parents. Make school announcements that encourage students to use these pages to gather donations.
  • Start tracking progress on the school-wide thermometer chart and proudly display it!

We think you and everyone at %%School_Name%% are kind of a big deal! Thanks for all you're doing to make blood cancers a thing of the past.

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Our new STEM curriculum gives students an inside look at the science behind cancer research and includes

  • Grade-specific presentations
  • Hands-on, experiential activities
  • Teacher’s Guide

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WOW!

Promising advancements in blood cancers research are also showing potential with other types of cancers and serious diseases. Learn more about LLS research.

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Top Ten

The top ten fundraising schools in each chapter receive an award, plus Amazon.com Gift Cards when they raise more than $1,500.

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Spare Change

So, just how many pennies are produced in the US? Pennies alone are produced by the U.S. Mint at a rate of 1,040 coins every second. Your students should have no trouble finding plenty of coins to collect!

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Pennies & Punchlines

When is it most likely to rain money? When there is change in the weather.

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Quick Question

What's the easiest way to count the money our students collect? You'll find several options—including using Coinstar kiosks—explained on pages 11–12 of the Volunteer Guide.

Questions? Your Volunteer Guide and our FAQ section have the answers. Plus check out our latest Student Series video here.

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